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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1966
Page
4
Editorial notes Perry Mason's reversal and criticizes CBS for owning both the Yankees and CBSs role in the decline of the team. It recalls the Yankees dropping from dominance to basement placement after ownership conflicts and coaching changes, underscoring a contentious season.
The author recalls a rough decade marked by the Sputnik era and social shifts. The Supreme Court rulings clash with tradition while tech giants face scrutiny and political outcomes swing. Baseball triumphs and Perry Mason resolves a case amid a sense of unreliable progress.
Green family plans to decorate graves go awry as a delayed rest stop, a stuck seat belt, ice cream mishap and a dog scavenges scraps. The cemetery search ends in confusion and a broken battery before a tow arrives. Memorial Day brings a headache and a pledge to stay home on July Fourth weekend.
Tribune Files recalls Erie St Paul night at the Frontier Frolic with police injuries, a jail term for Johnny O Bry an in Saint Louis, and a busy scene on Chanute canyon s flicker ing whiteway. Local social notes include Wilfrid Cavaness travel to Dodge City, golf plans, and community gatherings. Fifty Years Ago memories recount 40 acres bought for 420 dollars and city capital talk, plus local marriages and visits.
A devotional verse from II Thessalonians 2 13 highlights gratitude to God for the believers chosen for salvation through the Spirit's sanctification and belief in the truth. The language emphasizes divine election and religious devotion.
Drew Pearson notes cabinet sessions under Lyndon Johnson are sparse and often exclude key members. He argues Kennedy and Eisenhower held more thorough talks, while Vietnam policy is decided at White House lunches. Senate Commerce Committee advances a bill to shield laboratory animals. Goats are used at Aberdeen Proving Grounds to test artillery effects.
Dr Molner explains there is no special diabetic diet. A diabetic eats usual foods in controlled portions, limits starches and sugar, and uses artificial sweeteners for desserts. Dietetic labels are gimmicks. food remains food and portions, not labels, matter.
Dear Ann Landers urges parents to invest patience time and love to raise confident cooperative children. The letter explains how daily praise sincere listening and forgiveness foster initiative leadership and better behavior, while harsh criticism erodes self esteem and social ease.
Senate commerce panel probes humane handling of animals used in laboratories. Goats at Aberdeen cited by Sen. Scott and Sen. Morton as case studies, with debate over public access to hospital kennels and lost dogs retrieval, finalizing limited access for those with legitimate lost-dog claims.
A fragment lists TV slots and channel numbers with programs such as Flipper Secret Agent News and Weather Jeannie Lawrence Welk Smothers Brothers Get Smart Gunsmoke The Loner Hollywood Palace Grand Ole Opry and Sports coverage, reflecting a late 1960s local schedule.
A dense Friday schedule lists telecasts across KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW and Chanute listings. Programs include News Sunrise Sally shows Today Show Eve Guess Love Lucy The McCoys Captain Kangaroo Jeopardy and multiple soap operas with time slots from early morning to late night.
Local critic mocks obviousness and offers a paradoxical tip to enjoy abstract art by looking with the mind open and the eyes shut. The quips survey weather talk in Kansas and the aging process in a playful newspaper round.
A Montreal lawyer advised a young McGill student who returned with a beard to wear it only outside office hours. The anecdote, shared in a recent Montreal Star item, suggests humor can ease potentially tense professional moments.
A TV lineup features Chiller on ABC at 6 00 with Man Beast as a scientist pursues the Abominable Snowman in the Himalayas. CBS presents You're Not in Any Trouble, Are You at 7 30 with John Drake in a Rome case following two agent deaths. Gunsmoke airs on CBS at 9 00 as four convicts capture Marshal Matt Dillon en route to the Mexican border.
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